In the midst of ChatGPT euphoria, China wants to regulate artificial intelligence
The prowess of the American chatbot ChatGPT, launched in November, is being followed with interest in China. The search engine Baidu was one of the first Chinese groups to position itself in this niche, joined by the champion of the internet and video games Tencent or Alibaba. Content generated by artificial intelligence must "reflect fundamental socialist values and must not contain elements relating] to the subversion of state power," the draft regulation says. China aims to become the world leader in artificial intelligence by 2030, revolutionizing a multitude of sectors including t...